Presso vs vFairs

vFairs Alternative: Published Pricing, No Licence

Competitor pricing last checked 07/08/2026

How Presso Events compares with vFairs, with every vFairs figure carrying the date it was last checked.

Presso Events charges a flat 1% of ticket sales. No minimum, no tiers, no contract, and the browser-based attendee app is part of the product rather than an add-on. Ticket money lands in your own Stripe account.

The table below is the short version. The case for vFairs is under it, because a comparison with no case against itself is an advertisement.

Side by side

 vFairsPresso Events
Published priceNone. Every route is a demo or a quoteFlat 1% of ticket sales, VAT included
Free tierNone - "vFairs does not offer a free plan"Free until your first paid ticket sells
CommitmentAnnual licenceNone. Run one event or fifty
More attendeesA paid add-onNo attendee caps - the fee is on ticket sales
Attendee appNative app, shipped through the app storesBrowser-based - no app-store download
SetupSales-led, via a guided demoAI-native - describe your event in one message

Every vFairs figure above was last checked on 07/08/2026. Check vFairs's published pricing and feature pages directly. Every figure above is dated; if the vendor has changed it since, the date is the thing to trust and this page needs re-checking rather than the number being assumed current.

When vFairs is the better choice

vFairs is a genuinely deeper platform than Presso in several places, and for some events those places are the whole event. Their virtual and hybrid offering - HD live streaming, interactive virtual booths, networking lounges - has no Presso equivalent. Neither does exhibitor booth management, call-for-papers and abstract review, badge printing, or 20+ language support with automatic translation. Every plan comes with a dedicated project manager, which is worth real money if you would otherwise be running a large event alone.

Questions

How much does vFairs cost?
vFairs does not publish a price. Its pricing page carries no figures at all - every route is "Get Pricing", "Book a Demo" or a guided demo request, and its own FAQ refers to paying for "your vFairs annual license" (vfairs.com/pricing, seen 07/08/2026). Additional sessions, extra booths, more attendees, accessibility features and managed services are all sold as add-ons on top. Presso publishes a flat 1% of ticket sales, VAT included, with no minimum.
Does vFairs have a free plan?
No. Their pricing FAQ answers this directly: "No, vFairs does not offer a free plan" (seen 07/08/2026). Presso is free until your first paid ticket sells, and free tickets stay free - so you can publish an event and see it working before anything is charged.
Is there a vFairs alternative with published pricing?
Presso. A flat 1% of ticket sales, VAT included, no minimum and no annual licence - the number is on the pricing page rather than at the end of a demo. You can work out what an event costs you before you speak to anybody.
Does vFairs charge more as attendee numbers grow?
Their pricing FAQ lists "more attendees" among the paid add-ons, so attendee headroom is something you buy (seen 07/08/2026). Presso's flat 1% is charged on ticket sales rather than headcount, so there is no attendee cap to top up and free tickets never cost you anything.
Do vFairs attendees need to download an app?
vFairs ships native attendee apps through the Apple App Store and Google Play, published by vFairs LLC, and its white-labelled branded app is part of the paid package (seen 07/08/2026). Presso Events is a Progressive Event App: attendees open it in the browser in one tap with nothing to install.

Presso Events charges a flat 1% of ticket sales. No minimum, no tiers, no contract.

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